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Several staff members of Sydney University will also take part, including deputy vice-chancellor of Indigenous strategy and services, Professor Shane Houston.

The focus of this conference, which will bring together indigenous representatives, environmental groups, governmental and intergovernmental bodes and industry, will be on forest use, land rights and indigenous strategies for sustainable development.

In spite of low returns to land, labour and capital, farmers in dryland areas have long maintained a suite of indigenous strategies and options to manage risk and to deal with poor overall productivity.

It applied for funding under the Indigenous advancement strategy but was unsuccessful – the scheme is oversubscribed and underresourced.

Wong criticised the Indigenous Advancement Strategy (IAS) grants announced by the Indigenous affairs minister, Nigel Scullion, last week.

In announcing the Indigenous Advancement Strategy, the government described it as "new relationships of engagement" with Indigenous Australia.

As with many government initiatives, the Indigenous Advancement Strategy seems to do the opposite of advancing Indigenous people.

The report said the Indigenous advancement strategy appeared at first to encourage "thinking big and... innovative solutions".

First, the Indigenous Advancement Strategy's tendering process has just received an extremely negative assessment by a recent Senate inquiry.

Those are the conclusions of the finance and public administration committee, which evaluated the commonwealth's Indigenous advancement strategy.

There had been speculation he would lose the portfolio after a controversial time in the ministry, including the implementation of the government's Indigenous Advancement Strategy.